MAT

Yes, you can get admission to the MBA at Arunodaya University without clearing the MAT entrance exam. Admission to the course is not based on the scores obtained in any entrance exam. To be eligible for the course, the candidate must have passed graduation in a relevant stream from a reputable university with a minimum aggregate of 50% marks.

Yes, it is possible to get an MBA seat at KCT Coimbatore with a valid MAT score. The institute accepts CAT, TANCET, and MAT scores for MBA admissions. As per the official website, students from other states with MAT scores above 700 are given a concession of some kind to encourage diversity in the batch profile.

Kumaraguru College of Technology accepts various national-level entrance tests, including MAT, for admission to its MBA programme. Thus, candidates seeking admission to the KCT Coimbatore MBA can apply via a valid MAT score. As per official sources, the 2025 session of the MAT exam is scheduled to be held on Mar 9, 2025.

A score of 493.50 in the MAT exam 2024 is generally considered a good score, potentially leading to admission at Tezpur University, especially if you meet the other eligibility requirements. Tezpur University considers MAT scores as one factor in its admission process for the MBA program, along with Group Discussion and Personal Interview. 

There is no cap on the number of attempts in MAT. Candidates can appear for the exam as many times as they want. They can use best score of all their attempts for admission. For every attempt, the candidate will have to fill a fresh MAT form and pay the fee. When appearing for MAT more than once, your aim should be to improve score with every consecutive attempt.

No, it is not necessary to opt for coaching for MAT preparation. If one is already preparing for CAT or any other top MBA entrance exam, they need not take coaching for MAT. One can prepare for MAT with relevant study material and practice tests as it is an easy exam. Test takers can join online study group for doubt clearing sessions and basic guidance.

It depends on the candidate's knowledge of MAT syllabus and whether they have appeared for the exam before or not. Someone who has prior experience of MAT will need about 4 hours daily to prepare as they will mainly need to do revision and practice mock tests. Those who are starting MAT preparation from the scratch, then they will need about 6-8 hours daily.

There is no single MAT session or phase that can be considered the toughest. Overall difficulty level of MAT is easy to moderate and every session has a test form which is the same – easy to moderate. There can be slight variation in the difficulty level of the test form, due to difference in questions. No two MAT sessions have the same set of questions.